The Chairman of the Council of Traditional Leaders of Namibia, Gaob Immanuel |Gâseb, has advised against politicizing the high learner failure rate of the 2022 examinations.

He says the government should be given the trust and support to come up with a workable solution that will relieve the impact this failure will have on the entire education system and country.

The chairman says the extraordinarily high failure rate is a setback for the economic and human development of the country.

The Chairman of the Zimbabwe Association of Dairy Farmers, Piter Musariri, said the African Continental Free Trade Area has presented an opportunity for African countries to increase production and do business with one another.

Musariri said this during a week-long benchmarking engagement between dairy farmers from Namibia and Zimbabwe in Harare.